New rising bollards installed in Kidlington’s High Street


product-bollardposts New rising bollards installed in Kidlington's High StreetA new rising bollard aimed at restricting High Street traffic in Kidlington has finally been installed and switched on in the last few days of December 2014, a new report in the local media has been able to reveal.

The access restriction measure has been installed in High Street near Barclays bank to enforce the two year-old pedestrianisation scheme.

The one-way section towards Oxford Road relied on drivers obeying a sign, limiting traffic between 10am to 4.30pm. This is frequently ignored.

The work was funded by the district council but required a sign-off from Oxfordshire County Council, which led to delays.

Kidlington Parish Council chairman David Betts – who has long-called for the bollard – said: “I’m very pleased that it’s there. I hope it helps trade. It has been a long time coming.”

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